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Yamaha HPH-MT Series Support Arm Replacement — zdjęcie 1
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Yamaha HPH-MT Series Support Arm Replacement

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If your headphones have a broken plastic piece separating the head rest and the pivot plastic piece, this is the part.

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Printables
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Audio
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"Support Arm" replacement

This model re-creates the part that joined head rest with the pivot plastic part.

Tested on Yamaha HPH-MT7 Headphones, though HPH-MT series should have similar hardware and be theoretically compatible with the model

The model includes improvements of possibility of ditching the small screws to mount it since it works via clamping

Prints and Hardware

  • Print 1 'headphone-piece-main-body' and 1 'headphone-piece-top'

  • Acquire x3 m3*8mm screws and 1 nut

  • Personally printed in PLA and it didnt fail even when used outside, so start with PLA and go up in material strength as needed for your use case

Assembly

Given Headphones part references:

  • Head Rest End part (the one that has the metal plate with screws)

  • Main Wire (the wire that connects ear cup to the Head Rest)

  • Pivot Block (the part that connects to the earcup arch and allows it to turn it)

Do:

  1. Pick 'headphone-piece-main-body'

  2. Insert wire from the "clips" of the model's side

  3. Align Pivot Block as in the original piece orientation and push the part fully inside

  4. Lock the clips by screwing the m3 bolt into the clips until they are quite bent at an angle (the clamp force keeps the piece from falling out) until you can fully screw the nut flush with the screw

  5. Put the Head Rest metal plate against the top of the 'headphone-piece-main-body' in the original alighment of headphones

  6. Pick 'headphone-piece-top' and align it with the model and the holes

  7. Screw the remaining 2 m3 bolts into the plastic housing

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